Sig Sauer P365XL - Manual Safety

Less work for a shooter's trigger finger typically results in greater accuracy down range. Unlike the tabbed trigger safety of a Glock, the Sig Sauer P320 has a smooth trigger face-- which is more comfortable to shoot during extended range sessions. It has ambidextrous magazine and slide releases for easy operation while firing from either strong or weak hand, and with right or left handed shooters.

It carries a stainless steel slide that sits atop a durable polymer frame whose surface texture provides a secure grasp when drawing or firing the pistol. It has just the right amount of stippling to add solid traction without abrading the hand. With the grip angle of a 1911 and the perfect amount of palm sell, the pistol maintains a more natural vertical hand orientation that manages recoil extremely well.